Autistic burnout is very real, and affects physical, emotional, and mental health. Here’s what to do to recover.
social issues and autism
Social issues and autism impact many individuals on the autism spectrum. Here’s how to manage and even master that awkward feeling.
Autism Masking & Code Switching: How to Redefine Acceptance
Autism masking and code switching are sometimes used to fit in or appear more “normal.” But what do these terms really mean? Is using these strategies good or bad for autism mental health?
Forks to Faux Pas: Why Table Manners & Social Etiquette Matter
People with autism often have difficulties with social etiquette and using proper table manners. Learning these expectations can help with social inclusion.
Autism After High School: Choosing College Can Be Right Choice
Autism schools or ones with special programs or extra support may open the door for attending college with autism after high school. Learn more.
The Fascinating World of Autism Scripting: Unlocking the Mystery
For many individuals on the spectrum, autism scripting is a familiar and comforting behavior. But, what is it, and why is it done?
Funny or Foul? Opinions Differ on Jokes That Are Offensive
It’s easy to offend nowadays. But it’s harder to set a firm rule on acceptability on jokes that are offensive to some, but not others. Just ask a comedian.
Overwhelmed Meaning: How to Cope When Stressed Beyond Belief
Feeling stressed beyond belief? That’s the epitome of overwhelmed meaning, and it’s especially challenging for those with autism. Here’s how to cope.
Autism Speak: How to Talk Respectfully to Individuals on Spectrum
Learning autism speak simply means talking respectfully to individuals on the spectrum. Here’s what you should know.
Think Before You Speak: 15 Autism Insensitivity Comments to Avoid
“Think before you speak” can help avoid insensitivity and making assumptions about sensitive topics. Here are comments to avoid when talking about autism.
How to Celebrate March Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in March was created in 1987, and is used to help raise awareness and unite people with or without disabilities.
Why Autism Often Unveils the Rare Savant’s Syndrome Connection
Savant’s syndrome, sometimes known as savantism, is often attached to autism. But, what does being on the spectrum have to do with it?
Life Hacks for Aging Adults With Autism Symptoms
Does autism change as a person ages? Adults with autism symptoms will always have them, as ASD doesn’t just go away. Here’s what to know.